Gains for Farmers and Workers Across the Nation
A damaged OCR page reports on a call for contributions to support the president, praising industrial growth and wage increases since the McKinley era. It highlights higher plant capacity, rising sales, and improved wages, while noting cost shifts in materials and manufacturing methods. The text references Mr. Obour, president of a steel or glass company, and mentions St. Louis.
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Wikidie
Herrieuinel
Wwrrberneess
Lin Vipettatarady
Ofmerica
Patrione Obtheens
Thiman & Obewr
St. Lois
Hever
Obeur
Uhear Nerter Glass Consumany
Wilken
Uis
McKinley
Penn Wild &H
Wal
College Department Highlights and Friday Activities
R.S. Brown visited Ithaca, Roy Bevehle spent Sunday at his home in Nowa, while a college map contest occurred Saturday afternoon. Rev. Hayes spoke at Chapel on Chinese education. Frebel Society reviews platforms and Miss Madge Christie wrote an original poem. A Glee Club formed under Prof. J. T. Ewing with Kee as president and Griffin as treasurer. A committee was appointed to draft a construction.
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R.S. Brown
Hin
Ithaca
Roy Bevehle
Nowa Pent
Michigan
Hayes
China
Frebel Society
Madge Christie
J. T. Ewing
Mev Kee
W. Bradfeld
TH. W. Ronald
Howard Griffin
Our Schools Alma Musicians Welcome New Faculty
The Alma High School announces Hazel Bablke and Miss Dunlap among staff changes. Leon Bissell moves to Washington state for a future home. Pavel Barnes and Miss Messinger join as piano faculty with Gertrude Whiting as accompanist. Students gain recital and lecture privileges as music instruction expands locally.
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Leon Bissell
Washington State
R. B. Smith
Detroit
Josephine M. Smith
Pavel Barnes
Hubert Brainerd
Hazel Bablke
Florence Church
May Emsley
Hazel Hollidey
Earl Light
Bessie Webb
Et Lows High School
Auedgorett
Milliken
Proulne Tearler
Strinuy
Schowl
Mont
Miss Messinger
Mise Wagner
Idesone
Mose
Gertrude Whiting
Genine
Alma
Michigan
Lie
Resting Resident of Sumner Dies at Home
George Binelabaiek, tenth child of Ralph and Caleta Ureot Quek, born Lavon Michigan August 0, 2501, died December 14, 1900 at his Sumner township home. He moved to the county at age twenty, lived at Cedar Corners farm, married Alvira Watte June 25, 1575. Survived by three brothers Levi, Gustavus, Edwin and a sister Mrs D S Danlap. Funeral by Rev H Boyle at residence. A Republican in politics, he was respected and devout, never joined a church but showed faith in Christ.
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Sumner Diee
George Binelabaiek
Ralph
Caleta Ureot Quek
Lavon
Oakland Counnty
Mich
Samper Township
Cedar Corners
Alvira ‘Watte
Levi Bb
Alma
Gustavus
Sumner
Edwin
Elmina
Wash
Mre
D. So Danlap
Forest Hill
H. Boyle
Elm Hall
Sumner Township
PaulMurnay
Calamity and politics mix in scattered remarks
Fragmentary OCR text discusses calamity, December, and political debate. Mentions Nebraska, Bryan, McKinley, and a New York lawyer. Also references Louisiana Republicans aiming to carry districts, protectionism, and sound money. The passage blends stray phrases about elections and national figures with unclear local context.
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Exeter
Warmouth
Lousiana
Baby and Wit Clerk Tell Bizarre Tale in Pennysylvania
A humorous fragment from a 19th or early 20th century paper recounts a Pennsylvanian clerk bragging about his baby and a string of farcical anecdotes. The piece folds between labor, a dog, and odd wartime reflections, ending with a quip about changing bread and family habits.
Train Excursion Sale Announces October 2 Tickets
An old notice advertises a one time trip sale for October 2 offering tickets at 35.00 with return validity to the following Monday. Details request information from the Detroit Traveling Passenger Agent for train service estimates and travel arrangements.
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Durand
The Plot Thickens in a Thin Tale
A fragment from Philadelphia Record and Cleveland Plain Dealer quotes feature lines about a heavy villain and short remarks from a gallery occupant. The exchange hints at practical training, a nurse, and engagement to a wealthy parent.
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Philadelphia Record
Cleveland Plain Center
Hawarden Castle disembarkation at Cape Town
The Hawarden Castle landed at Cape Town with 1,700 troops and stores. Disembarkation and entraining took ten hours, a remarkable effort noted by the New York Sun. Other notes cite averages of marriage duration across countries: England 28 years, France and Germany 26, Norway 24, Russia 30, per Chicago Chronicle.
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Cape Town
N. Y. Sun
England
France
Germany
Norway
Russia
Chicago Chronicle
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